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Early gains for JSE after G20 eurozone pledge
Spurred by positive intent shown by European ministers to address the eurozone’s debt crisis, the JSE made early gains in morning trade.
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High homicide rates plague CT’s poorest
SA’s second largest city has a homicide rate higher than the national average, a global study has shown.
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Woolworths CEO nets R8.25m bonus
Woolworths paid its chief executive Ian Moir R13.6-million, including a bonus of R8.25-million, added to his R5.312-million normal annual package.
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Vodacom backpedals on BlackBerry internet throttle
After facing customer criticism, Vodacom has changed its mind about slowing down its BlackBerry internet services.
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Calls for BBM decryption not for spy purposes
Kopeng Obed Bapela has called for the decryption of BlackBerry Messenger-type services should there be an increase in cybercrime in the space.
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Cell C does a local search for a new chief executive
Following the resignation of its CEO, Cell C says that its board had started the process to replace Lars Reichelt and prefers a local candidate.
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JSE up as market looks ahead
The JSE traded higher by noon on Friday as the JSE looked beyond a current mixed global economic picture.
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JSE strong on metals, world markets
The JSE remained strong by noon on Thursday, buoyed by firm metal stocks and global positive sentiment.
